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Key resources

• E-Curriculum General
  Engaging with NZC in the arts

  Links to strands and achievement objectives, explanations, learning examples, and glossaries

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/engageinarts/

  
• Resource General
  Dancing the key competencies

  "This resource was written by Julie Cadzow, with assistance from Patrice O'Brien, Dance facilitators with TEAM Solutions, University of Auckland. The resource contains ten units of work, the Dance Teacher's Tool Kit, and notes about the Key Competencies and Dance."

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/dancing_competencies/

  
• Resource Secondary
  Dancing towards respect

  The aim of this resource, written by Julie Cadzow, is to develop, through the art of Dance, the ability of students to show respect for themselves, for others and for human rights

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/dancing_towards_respect/

  
• Resource Secondary
  Dancing treasures: Icons from Te Papa

  "The students will explore personal and Te Papa 'treasures' through dance. They will create and develop motifs to represent personal 'treasures', and combine these into short movement sequences with others. Using an icon or taonga Māori from the Te Papa collection, the group will create and develop a second motif to communicate the perceived value of the treasure. The two sections of movement will then be combined into one 'treasure' dance. "

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/dancing_treasures/dancing_...

  
• Resource General New
  Learning in action

  A drama resource covering a variety of contexts. The eight units of work, spanning levels 1-4, provide links between process drama and the key competencies.

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/learning_in_action/

  
• Resource Secondary New
  Iconic drama

  Four drama units based around icons (images) from Te Papa which focus on the values and key competencies expressed in the curriculum as well as the achievement objectives.

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/iconic_drama/

  
• Resource Secondary New
  Dance and electronica

  This unit explores the development of electronica music, and in particular, the elements, features, musical structures and production technologies employed by electronica bands, focusing on one of New Zealand's successful electronica bands, Shapeshifter, with reference to the 2006 platinum selling album, 'Soulstice', as a model for creating a dance song using available technologies

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resource-exchange/view_resource.php?res=261

  
• Resource Secondary New
  Rock and popular music in Aotearoa, New Zealand

  This unit will foster the ability of students to inquire and reflect on their own and others' values (moral, social, cultural, aesthetic and economic) and appreciate diversity through the analysis of a selection of New Zealand contemporary rock and popular music from a range of styles and genres.

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resource-exchange/view_resource.php?res=351

  
• Resource Secondary New
  Visual culture and the New Zealand Curriculum

  Four varied visual arts units centred around a different iconic New Zealand digital resource. The units prepare students for NCEA and weave key competencies, values and principles into the programmes of learning and assessment.

  http://arts.unitec.ac.nz/resources/units/visual_culture/

  

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